Could Someone Please Tell Me What It Means To Get A 'bump'?
Decorating By loree001 Updated 16 Jul 2007 , 3:31am by leily
It means "bring up my post"
Hope these help
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-2926-.html
Are you referring to the statement "Even though I don't know the answer your looking for heres a bump" it's referring to keeping your post on the top of the pages so someone who may not be on at the time can see the post and answer your question. That way your question will not get baried in the bottom of a bunch of posts. Hope this helps
From what I have gathered, and if I am wrong please correct me, but a bump is used when you don't get a response. By "bumping" it sends your question back towards the top of the forum list with a "new response" symbol. This is in hopes someone will see it again and answer. Please, anyone correct if this isn't right. Maybe this helps.
Actually Jackie has asked us NOT to bump! I'll try to find the link later. It gets really annoying (she said so too) 
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-367983-.html
I think this is the topic peacockplace is talking about. It states what Jackie and Heath's views are on bump,save, and duplicate post.
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